The Devil
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It had been growing dark in the studio during the remarkable discourseby Millar, but so absorbed had both his listeners been in their owntremendous emotions that they had paid no heed. Now, as Herman entered, his first exclamation was: "How dark it is in here. I am sorry I am late. " Heinrich turned on the lights, and the apartment was suddenlyilluminated. Karl and Olga had not yet recovered their self-possession, but Karl managed to indicate with a wave of his hand his strangevisitor.
"Dr. Mil...lar, " he said.
Millar nodded absently and barely replied to Herman's cordial greeting. He was still enraged at the interruption which had prevented the successof his infamous plan. Herman turned quickly to Karl and Olga.
"Well, children, where is the picture? I am anxious to see it, " heexclaimed.
"There is no picture, " was all Karl could say. Olga, filled withapprehension at she knew not what, was silent.
"No picture!" Herman exclaimed. "What have you been doing all thistime?" "It has been dark for an hour, " Karl explained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had been growing dark in the studio during the remarkable discourseby Millar, but so absorbed had both his listeners been in their owntremendous emotions that they had paid no heed. Now, as Herman entered, his first exclamation was: "How dark it is in here. I am sorry I am late. " Heinrich turned on the lights, and the apartment was suddenlyilluminated. Karl and Olga had not yet recovered their self-possession, but Karl managed to indicate with a wave of his hand his strangevisitor.
"Dr. Mil...lar, " he said.
Millar nodded absently and barely replied to Herman's cordial greeting. He was still enraged at the interruption which had prevented the successof his infamous plan. Herman turned quickly to Karl and Olga.
"Well, children, where is the picture? I am anxious to see it, " heexclaimed.
"There is no picture, " was all Karl could say. Olga, filled withapprehension at she knew not what, was silent.
"No picture!" Herman exclaimed. "What have you been doing all thistime?" "It has been dark for an hour, " Karl explained.
What to read after The Devil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'brien Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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